Makati Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine

Makati Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine Makati Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine. Pioneer Training Institution for Emergency Medicine in the Philippines.

Congratulations, Dr. Jerrey Alexander Lewis Miranda! 🎉We are proud to announce that one of our very own, trained under t...
06/12/2025

Congratulations, Dr. Jerrey Alexander Lewis Miranda! 🎉

We are proud to announce that one of our very own, trained under the rigorous and world-class residency program of Makati Medical Center Emergency Medicine, has achieved an outstanding Rank No. 4 in the 2025 PBEM In-Service Exam!

This achievement is not only a testament to Dr. Miranda’s dedication and brilliance, but also a reflection of the exceptional clinical training, academic mentorship, and strong culture of excellence in our department.

🏅 RANK NO. 4 – 2025 PBEM In-Service Exam 🏅

Your journey inspires the next generation of emergency physicians trained at MMC. Congratulations! 💙💛

EXTENSION OF APPLICATION DEADLINE!🌟 Begin your journey where excellence meets purpose.Discover a program that provides u...
01/10/2025

EXTENSION OF APPLICATION DEADLINE!

🌟 Begin your journey where excellence meets purpose.

Discover a program that provides unmatched hands-on experience, world-class training, and a community that will support you every step of the way.

Be part of our proud legacy and shape the future of Emergency Medicine. Your commitment today can save countless lives tomorrow.

We are excited to announce that the Department of Emergency Medicine of Makati Medical Center is now accepting applicants for its 4-Year Residency Training Program!

📌 For complete details, please refer to the poster below. Don’t forget to scan the QR code to follow the application process through the Division of Medical Education and Research.

📌 Application Deadline: EXTENDED
📌 Start of Residency: January 1, 2026

Play Safe, Play Strong (Injury Prevention and Rehab for Long Term Health) - Mr. Mark Paul Balmes
01/10/2025

Play Safe, Play Strong (Injury Prevention and Rehab for Long Term Health) - Mr. Mark Paul Balmes

Exertional Heat Exhaustion (EHE)- compromise cardiac output and systemic BP, rendering the continuation of physical acti...
30/09/2025

Exertional Heat Exhaustion (EHE)- compromise cardiac output and systemic BP, rendering the continuation of physical activity unsustainable

Exertional Heat Injury (EHI)- evidence of organ (e.g., gastrointestinal, kidney, liver, muscle) damage and dysfunction in the presence of hyperthermia without CNS changes seen in EHS

Exertional Heat Stroke (EHS)- life-threatening condition characterized by CNS disturbances and hyperthermia, usually >40°C re**al temperature

- Dr. Ghasemmi

Coaching is bridging the gap from where someone is now to where they want to be through strategy and trainingIn Specific...
30/09/2025

Coaching is bridging the gap from where someone is now to where they want to be through strategy and training

In Specificity in Training, prioritize how to execute under competitive condition, multiple goals in one drill- less idle time, and make it fun.

GRIT is a combination of and for a singularly important goal.
Grit is the hallmark of high achievers in every domain.

- Mr. Alexis Torres, Addressing Mental Health in Athletes

* Injuries in sports are inevitable but profound complications are avoidable* Prompt recognition is crucial in the man...
30/09/2025

* Injuries in sports are inevitable but profound complications are avoidable
* Prompt recognition is crucial in the management of concussion
* Rehabilitation and Return-to-play follow a stepwise progression
* Rehabilitation involves the whole squad, not just the a few decision makers
* Have a clear goal to guide athletic plans

-Dr. Cuadro

Panel Discussion: Translating Physiology into Performance.Mr. Michael Jorge PeraltaDr. Riel EspinoDr. Ivan ZapantaModera...
29/09/2025

Panel Discussion: Translating Physiology into Performance.

Mr. Michael Jorge Peralta
Dr. Riel Espino
Dr. Ivan Zapanta
Moderator: Dr. Mark Austine Fabian Gawaran

In athletes, some of the prohibited compounds are anabolic substances, peptide hormones, growth factors, related substan...
29/09/2025

In athletes, some of the prohibited compounds are anabolic substances, peptide hormones, growth factors, related substances and mimetics, Beta 2 agonists, hormones and Metabolic Modulators, diuretics, stimulants, cannabinoids, and glucocorticoids

For beta agonists, here are the exceptions:
- Inhaled salbutamol: maximum 1600 micrograms over 24 hours, in divided doses not to exceed 600 micrograms over 8 hours starting from any dose
- Inhaled formoterol: maximum delivered dose of 54 micrograms over 24 hours in divided doses not to exceed 36 micrograms over 12 hours starting from any dose
- Inhaled salmeterol: maximum 200 micrograms over 24 hours
- Inhaled vilanterol: maximum 25 micrograms over 24 hours

You may access the website https://www.usada.org/resources/healthpro/ for resource for any physician interacting with athletes and for medical professionals in ALL FIELDS, from Orthopedics to Sports Medicine.

-Dr. Comandante

Classic Heat stroke vs Exertional Heat strokeOnsetCH: 2-3 daysEH: hoursPatients usually affectedCH: Older, sedentary adu...
29/09/2025

Classic Heat stroke vs Exertional Heat stroke

Onset
CH: 2-3 days
EH: hours

Patients usually affected
CH: Older, sedentary adults; young children;
affected those with medical conditions
EH: Healthy active people (eg, athletes, military recruits, factory workers)

Risk Factors
CH: No air-conditioning during summer heat waves, Limited access to fluids
EH: Intense exertion, particularly without acclimatization

Skin
CH: Usually hot and dry but sometimes moist wit sweat
EH: Often moist with sweat

-Dr. Peñaranda

Treatment in Exercise Induced Bronchospasm* Administration of an inhaled SABA is typically 15 minutes before exercise* ...
29/09/2025

Treatment in Exercise Induced Bronchospasm
* Administration of an inhaled SABA is typically 15 minutes before exercise
* A controller agent is added whenever SABA therapy is used daily or more frequently
* Interval or combination warm-up exercise before planned exercise (strong recommendation)
* Recommend against daily use of an inhaled long-acting beta2-agonist as single therapy (Strong recommendation)

Tension Pneumothorax vs Simple Pneumothorax
TP: severe hypoxia
SP: minimal or no hypoxia

TP: hemodynamic compromise (shock)
SP: no hypotension +/- tachycardia

TP: needle decompression (temporizing measure)
SP: no temporizing measure needed

TP: chest tube insertion (definitive)
SP: oxygen, chest tube or pleural drain

-Dr zaraspe

High ankle sprain will give you tenderness on the middle of the distal tibiofibullar jointPRICEMMS P - protectR- relativ...
29/09/2025

High ankle sprain will give you tenderness on the middle of the distal tibiofibullar joint

PRICEMMS

P - protect
R- relative rest
I- ice
C - compression
E - elevation
M - medication
M - mobilization
S - strength

-Dr Gabriel

Etiologies of sudden cardiac arrest for patients more than 35 years old is atherosclerotic coronary artery disease, for ...
29/09/2025

Etiologies of sudden cardiac arrest for patients more than 35 years old is atherosclerotic coronary artery disease, for less than 35 years old are hypertrophic cardiomiopathy, arrhytmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy
dysplasia, congenital anomalies of coronary arteries myocarditis, Aortic rupture (Martan s syndrome), Valvular discase pre-excitation syndromes, Brugada syndrome, long/short QT syndromes.

BENEFITS OF EXERCISE likely outweigh risk of cardiac arrest

-Dr Quetua

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#2 Amorsolo Street Legaspi Village
Makati
1229

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+63288888999

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